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Ready for some good news. Here's through the Bible, you and I today are living in what is called the Age of Grace. Or actually, it's the Age of the Holy Spirit. Because, you see, you and I are living at a time when God saves by grace, not by law, not by keeping a law, not by following a law. We are not saved by anything that we do. Frankly, friends, you are not a Christian until you believe something. And that something is that Christ died for our sins according to the Scripture, and that he was buried and he rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. Now that's the Gospel. That's what saved me. Get more solid Bible teaching at through the Bible ttb. Org.
Podcast: Thru the Bible - Minute with McGee
Host: Dr. J. Vernon McGee
Date: April 3, 2026
In this succinct yet powerful episode, Dr. J. Vernon McGee explores the core concept of "the Age of Grace" or "the Age of the Holy Spirit." He emphasizes the distinction between salvation by grace and salvation by adherence to the law, affirming that we are saved solely through faith in the completed work of Jesus Christ. This episode provides clear, biblical teaching on the basics of the Gospel and what it means to become a Christian.
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Dr. McGee maintains a warm, reassuring, and straightforward approach throughout. His speech is direct, biblical, and pastoral, using “friends” in a familiar, inviting style. He keeps the Gospel central and accessible, distilling complex theology into everyday language.
This brief episode is a clear and classic presentation of the Gospel message, with Dr. McGee breaking down why the current era is called the Age of Grace, affirming that salvation is a gift received by faith and not earned. He emphasizes the essential beliefs that define a Christian while personally affirming the transformative power of the Gospel in his own life. For listeners seeking clear Bible teaching on the nature of salvation, this episode is both foundational and encouraging.